Week of October 31, 2016 Archives

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Monday, October 31
Unpacking the History of the Lunch Box
Kat Lonsdorf, NPR
SCOTUS Will Rule on Transgender Rights
Richard Wolf, USA Today
Even Math Teachers Don't Understand Annuities
T.S. Bernard, NYT
Struggling New Teachers Pose Dilemma for Schools
Jill Tucker, SFChron
John Oliver Takes on Racism, School Segregation
Melissa Locker, TIME
Boston Charters to Launch Common App
James Vaznis, Boston Globe
NEA Spends $528K to Defeat Brain Research Measure
Matt Volz, AP
The School of Wants, Needs and Wood-Fired Showers
Ron Lieber, NYT
Oracle HS Turns Education on Its Head
Selena Larson, CNN
2 Candidates' Approaches to Fixing Student Debt
Neil Irwin, NY Times
Clinton v. Trump: the Final Ed Election Guide
Carolyn Phenicie, T74
White House Pushes for STEM Ed, Mentorship
Ryan W. Miller, USAT
Fresno Schools Again Brace for Refugees
MacKenzie Mays, Fresno Bee
Chicago Merger Advocates Hope to Nix Segregation
Becky Vevea, NPR
How Involved Are College Students in the Election?
Nancy Thomas, IHE
Where Ph.D.s Work and What They Earn
Scott Jaschik, Inside Higher Ed
When "Jeopardy!" Comes to School
Joy Resmovits, LA Times
Eva Longoria Backs Repealing English-Only Ed
Jazmine Ulloa, LAT
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Professional Ethics and Professionalizing Education
Troy Hutchings, ETS
Tuesday, November 1
Turnover Rises for Urban Supts.
Michael Melia, Associated Press
One Man's Journey From Prison to College
Kyle Spencer, NY Times
WH: Obama Neutral on Charter Ballot Question
Jim Hand, SC
SCOTUS Hears Case on Service Dogs in Schools
K. Leonard, USNWR
Testing Co. Faces Fines in Calif. for 2nd Year
T. Harrington, EdSource
Hunter C. to Alter Response to Assault Allegations
Kanno-Youngs, WSJ
Advocates: Lead Testing Taking Too Long
Windle & Wolfman-Arent, NW
Poor Students No More Likely to Be Taught by Bad Teachers
TB
Va. HS Led Nation With 6 Perfect AP Scores
Nick Anderson, WashPost
Veterans in the Ivy League
Jennifer McDermott, Associated Press
Mass. Charters Lag in Enrolling ELLs
James Vaznis, Boston Globe
Is Attending the "Best" HS Academically Irrelevant?
M. Barnum, Atl.
Turning Around One of the Worst Grad Rates
Carolyn Phenicie, T74
NYC School Suspensions Drop, Racial Divide Persists
B. Fertig, WNYC
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Wednesday, November 2
Sanders: Charters Let Wall St. "Hijack" Education
K. McKiernan, BH
Students Flock to Free College Programs
Sophie Quinton, Stateline
A Charter School Success Story
Astead W. Herndon, Boston Globe
11 Texas School Boards Ordered to the Classroom
Aliyya Swaby, TT
CTU Members Vote to Ratify Contract
FitzPatrick & Armentrout, CST
New Standards Led to Higher Achievement: Report
T. Harrington, ES
State Chiefs Pitch ESSA Spending Rules
Andrew Ujifusa, Politics K-12
New ED Tool Helps Measure Ed Tech Results
Nichole Dobo, Hechinger
Charter Org. Fills Gap With New Ranking System
John Fensterwald, ES
Why More Grandparents Are Raising Children
Teresa Wiltz, Stateline
Princeton Proposal Requires Foreign Language
Colleen Flaherty, IHE
Ex-Yale Hoops Captain Seeks Injunction
Pat Eaton-Robb, Associated Press
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Thursday, November 3
Regulator Suits Against ITT Halted
Peg Brickley, Wall Street Journal
Texas Denies Special Ed Cap
Eva-Marie Ayala, Dallas Morning News
Newark School Chief Urges End to LIFO
Meir Rinde, NJ Spotlight
Ala. Gov.: State Education System "Sucks"
WSFA
Wide Achievement Gap Despite New PARCC Exams
J. Mooney, NJS
Conn. OKs Controversial Teacher Prep Program
L.C. Lambeck, CTPost
Fining Teachers for Switching Schools
R.M. Cohen, American Prospect
Moskowitz Slams de Blasio on Charter Space
Emily Durkin, NYDN
Teen Night Owls Struggle to Learn, Control Emotions
Rob Stein, NPR
Homeschooling, Ed Alternatives on the Rise
Steve Byas, New American
Those Hidden College Fees
Rochelle Sharpe, The New York Times
How Univ. of Ala. Became a National Player
Laura Pappano, NYT
Why So Many Black Teachers Leave Early
Emmanuel Felton, Hechinger
B-Schools Tackle "Messy" Corporate Issues
John Simons, WSJ
Report Details Depth of Pa. Ed Inequality
Dale Mezzacappa, The Notebook
Settlement Approved in La. School Desegregation Case
AP
Rethinking School Discipline
Rachel M. Cohen, American Prospect
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Friday, November 4
Phoenix Sale Delayed, Not Dead
Paul Fain, Inside Higher Ed
Penn State Fined $2.4M Over Sandusky Case Handling
M. Korn, WSJ
More MS Students Dying of Suicide Than Car Crashes
A. Dobuzinskis, Rt
Calif. Board OKs Science Framework, First in U.S.
Pat Maio, EdSource
Moody's: Charter Measure Could Weaken City Credit
Bob Salsberg, AP
Bipartisan Sens. Ask Obama to Rein in ED Proposals
Emma Brown, WP
Out-of-State Dollars Pouring Into Ballot Battles
Steve LeBlanc, AP
Okla. Supt. Charged With Campaign Violations
Nolan Clay, NewsOK
The Preschooler's Empathy Void
Alia Wong, The Atlantic
Crossing the Border for School
Emily DeRuy, The Atlantic
CPS' New Charter Cap More "Symbolic Victory"?
Lauren FitzPatrick, CST
S.D. Grad Rate Miracle Relied on Online Courses
Mario Koran, VoSD
Some Students Learn Lessons From Cubs
Thayer & Perez, Chicago Trib
Ind. Us. Push For More Minority STEMers
Peter Balonon-Rosen, SI
Calif. Board: Must Be Better Way to Measure Tests
J. Fensterwald, ES
Does Personalized Learning Require High Tech?
Jamie Martines, HR
Phoenix Sale Delayed, Not Dead
Paul Fain, Inside Higher Ed
Heritage College Closes 10 Vocational Sites, Citing Finances
AP
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